E-Rate is a federal program schools can take advantage to help pay for Internet access and network equipment. While this is a free resources for schools, many find the E-Rate program intimidating, time consuming and confusing. This webinar will provide you with an overview of the E-Rate program. You will…

This sample form could be used to sign out computers to staff members and warn them that they are responsible for the school’s equipment while it is in their possession.

In this presentation, educators will learn about the amazing opportunities that can be afforded through video conferencing technology. Holocaust survivors, first hand accounts of September 11th, Authors, leading Professors from various fields, Grammy winners, Oscar/Emmy winners, Nobel Peace Prize winners, astronauts etc . . . With over 7 billion people…

There are several critical factors when creating an effective school website, including design, content, and purpose. When all of these elements are strategically implemented and managed, your school’s website will improve school communications, your brand and reputation, will save your school money and staff’s time, all while increasing enrollment and…

ERate is a federal program operated by the Universal Service Administration Company. ERate provides funding to schools and libraries throughout the country for telecommunication services. This includes telephone and internet services, as well as possibly the infrastructure behind providing those services. Schools must apply to receive funds, and open a…

The Department of Education has many resources and services available. In order to simplify logging into these multiple services, the state has developed the “Single Sign-On” (SSO) Portal. This SSO allows one username and password to access numerous resources available. This presentation will discuss the SSO and how to utilize…

Google Apps for Education (GAFE) is a free version of the Google Apps suite which typically costs business users $60 per user per year which is offered to schools and non profit organizations. The tool provides a free-cloud based email solution along with powerful collaborative tools for creating documents, websites,…

Computer Science jobs are the number one source of new wages in this country. Right now, there are over 500,000 job openings in Computer Science. Code.org, a nonprofit organization, believes in bringing computer science to all students. In this webinar we will explore how to incorporate the code.org fundamentals curriculum…

While IT Security may not be your area of expertise, it is something that you as a school leader needs to be aware of and pay attention to. Ransomware attacks are computer programs which will lock all of your computer data and only give you access them if you pay…

This is a starting place for developing a Request For Proposals (RFP) for IT Services for a school.  We highly recommend you do not just put your name on this form and send it out.  There are areas of this RFP which talk about the level of services being requested by…

Having a well-defined IT roadmap is critical to ensuring your charter schools are using technology strategically. Technology is evolving daily and charter schools must innovate in order to stay ahead of the curve in the classroom. When charter schools technology infrastructure begins to lag, it can hinder the learning environment….

From new schools getting the campus set up to schools looking to expand upon their technology infrastructure, school leaders need to have a basic understanding of the requirements they will face. This ranges from bandwidth requirements for your teachers using instructional materials, to the technology necessary to ensure smooth online…

With website accessibility lawsuits on the rise, it’s important to protect your school from unnecessary legal fees. We will discuss some of the most common accessibility barriers we see and what you can do to ensure your school’s website is compliant with the American’s with Disability Act and provides access…